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Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed

239 km²,

The Reynolds Creek CZO is located in the Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed (RCEW) in the Owyhee Range in southwest Idaho. RCEW is 239 square km and encompasses a wide range of environments typical to the intermountain region of the western USA.

Johnston Draw - Climate, Meteorology, Hydropedologic Properties (2003-2014)
2 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biology / Ecology, Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Godsey, Sarah E.; Marks, Danny G.; Kormos, Patrick R.; Seyfried, Mark S.; Enslin, Clarissa L.; McNamara, James P.; Link, Timothy E.

Johnston Draw - Soil Biogeochemistry, Soil Survey, Topographic Carbon Storage - soil organic carbon, bulk density (2014-2016)
2 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biogeochemistry, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Patton, N.R.; Lohse, K.A.; Godsey, S.E.; Parsons, S.B.; Seyfried, M.S.

Johnston Draw - Soil Survey - Predicting Soil Thickness (2014-2016)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Soil Science / Pedology  •   Patton, N.R.; Lohse, K.A.; Godsey, S.E.; Seyfried, M.S.; Crosby, B.T.

National - Flux Tower - AmeriFlux Network data (2007-2018)
14 components  •   Boulder Creek Watershed, Jemez River Basin, Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed, Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory, San Joaquin Experimental Range (210-520 m elevation), Soaproot Saddle (1000-1500 m elevation), Short Hair (2670 m elevation)  •   Climatology / Meteorology  •   Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory; Catalina-Jemez Critical Zone Observatory; Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory; Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory; Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory

National - LiDAR, Land Cover, GIS/Map Data - OpenTopography (2010-2017)
18 components  •   Boulder Creek Watershed, Eel River Watershed, Jemez River Basin, Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed, Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory, Northeastern Puerto Rico and the Luquillo Mountains, Sangamon River Basin, Clear Creek Watershed, Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory, Providence Creek Headwater Catchments (1660 - 2115 m elevation)  •   Geomorphology, GIS / Remote Sensing, Hydrology, Biology / Ecology  •   National Center for Airborne Laser Mapping; Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory; Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory; University of Arizona; University of California Merced; Valles Caldera National Preserve; Bandelier National Monument; National Park Service; Jemez River Basin and Santa Catalina Mountains Critical Zone Observatory; Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory; Reynolds Creek CZO; Eel River CZO; Shale Hills CZO

Reynolds Creek - Geology, Soil Survey, Vegetation, GIS/Map Data (1960-1970)
7 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biology / Ecology, Geology / Chronology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Gordon R. Stephenson

Reynolds Creek - Precipitation (1962-2014)
2 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Climatology / Meteorology  •   USDA ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center

Reynolds Creek - Streamflow / Discharge (1963-2014)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology  •   USDA ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center

Reynolds Creek - Soil Moisture (1977-2011)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biology / Ecology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Mark S. Seyfried; Gerald N. Flerchinger; Clatyon L. Hanson; Mark D. Murdock; Steven S. Van Vactor

Reynolds Creek - Soil Temperature (1977-2014)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biogeochemistry, Climatology / Meteorology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   USDA ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center

Reynolds Creek - Meteorology - approximate date range (1981-2009)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Climatology / Meteorology  •   USDA-ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center

Reynolds Creek - Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Land Cover, LiDAR (2007)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   GIS / Remote Sensing  •   Boise State University; Boise Aerospace Center Laboratory; Nancy Glenn

Reynolds Creek - LiDAR, Snow Depth - Snow-Depth (2009)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   GIS / Remote Sensing, Hydrology  •   Boise State University; Boise Aerospace Center Laboratory; Nancy Glenn

Reynolds Creek - Land Cover, LiDAR, Vegetation - Biomass Estimate of Sagebrush (2012)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biology / Ecology, GIS / Remote Sensing, Modeling / Computational Science  •   Li, Aihua; Glenn, Nancy F; Olsoy, Peter J; Mitchell, Jessica J; Shrestha, Rupesh

Reynolds Creek - GIS/Map Data (2014)
3 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   All Disciplines  •   USDA-ARS; Idaho State University; Boise State University

Reynolds Creek - Soil Biogeochemistry - Soil Organic Carbon (2014-2017)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Biogeochemistry, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Will, R.M.; Benner, S.; Glenn, N.F.; Pierce, J.; Lohse, K.A.; Patton, N.; Spaete, L.P.; Stanbery, C.

Reynolds Creek - Nutrient Fluxes, Climate, Flux Tower - Eddy Covariance (2014-2018)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Biogeochemistry  •   Fellows, A.W.; Flerchinger, G.N.; Seyfried, M.S.; Lohse, K.A.

Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed - Climate, GIS/Map Data - Temperature, Humidity, Precip Amount & Phase (1983-2014)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Climatology / Meteorology  •   P. Kormos; D. Marks; M. Seyfried; S. Havens; A. Hendrick; K. Lohse; M. Maserik; A. Flores

Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed - LiDAR, Digital Elevation Model (DEM) - DEM (2014)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   GIS / Remote Sensing  •   Nayani Ilangakoon; Nancy F. Glenn; Lucas P. Spaete; Hamid Dashti; Aihua Li

Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed - Hydropedologic Properties, Soil Water, Soil Survey (2014-2018)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   Soil Science / Pedology  •   Murdock, M.D.; Huber, D.P.; Seyfried, M.S.; Patton, N.R.; Lohse, K.A.

Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed - Digital Elevation Model (DEM), GIS/Map Data, LiDAR (2015)
1 components  •   Reynolds Creek Experimental Watershed  •   GIS / Remote Sensing  •   NCALM; Kathleen Lohse

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Murphy Creek

1.29 km²,

Murphy Creek was completely burned in the Soda Fire of August 2015, initiating a number of post-fire studies involving stream biogeochemistry, hillslope transport, and aeolian deposition.

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Tollgate Weir

Tollgate Weir is the second largest installed on the Reynolds Creek watershed and has been collecting discharge and sediment data continuously since 1966.

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Upper Sheep Creek

0.26 km²,

Upper Sheep Creek has, among other instrumentation, a Eddy Covariance Tower, and a grazing exclosure that has isolated a portion of this sub watershed from grazing impacts for decades.

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Johnston Draw

1.83 km²,

Johnston Draw sub watershed is extensively monitored, spanning the elevation and precipitation gradients associated with the rain-snow transition zone. Instrumentation there collects atmospheric, climatic, soil, and water chemistry measurements.

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Mountain Big Sage

0.389 km²,

Under Construction

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Lower Sheep Creek (Lower Sage)

0.131 km²,

Lower Sheep Creek (Lower Sage) is an intermediate elevation CORE site within the watershed sensor network, and is characterized by light cattle grazing and low sagebrush.

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Wyoming Big Sage

0.012 km²,

Under Construction

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Flats

Under Constructions

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